Penn Upset Yale Rival Princeton 7 to 0 at Franklin Field
Penn surprised Princeton 7 to 0 in front of about 60 000 as captain Elverson returned a kickoff 57 yards for a first period touchdown. The Tigers failed to mount a sustained threat, and Penn celebrated its first win over Princeton since 1894 amid a quiet crowd and streettemperature.
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Cornhuskers Edge Indiana 13 in Rivalry Clash
Nebraska defeated Indiana 13 0 with a late fourth quarter score set after a drive starting at the Hoosier 15. Indiana dominated the first half, not punting and bottling Cardwell. Huskers subdue with two completed passes both for touchdowns, and Bible credited halftime shifts to Bo McMillin in a see-saw game.
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Illini Hawkeyes end in scoreless tie in hard fought clash
Illinois and Iowa battled to a 0 0 tie as Strong and Lamb led late efforts while Illinois outgained Iowa 209 to 127 with 10 first downs to six. Spurgeon and Simmons led Iowa in attempts but field goal tries missed and the game stayed scoreless.
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Fathers And Sons In Kohawk Camp Football Iowa Illinois Thriller
Iowa and Illinois battled through a tense first half with multiple lead changes and standout runs. Key moments saw Henry, Lamb, and Spurgeon trading carries, while defenses stifled scoring and penalties dampened drives.
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Iowa State Harriers Defeat Cornell In Ames Showdown
Iowa State College distance runners topped Cornell in a mile and three quarters race before the Cyclone Purple football game. Captain Harris Stafford led the Cyclones with a 9 minute 3.7 second finish as all Cyclone runners beat the Cornell harriers.
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Coe Is Shut Out by Teachers 21 to 0
Coe football struggled to breach the Cedar Rapids Teachers defense. Magovich scored a rushing touchdown and added an extra point as Gnagy connected with three extra points, sealing a 21 to 0 defeat for Coe.
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Notre Dame Rout Wisconsin 27 to 0 in Big Scoring Day
Notre Dame routed Wisconsin 27 to 0 as Wilke and Wojci hovski scored and Borowski added a fourth quarter TD. Puplis kicked two extra points Bruno added one as Notre Dame dominated with pressure and turnovers despite Wisconsin moving into scoring range late.
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Catholic U Smears DePaul Eleven 12-7
In Washington Catholic University Cardinals defeated DePaul University 12 to 7 on Saturday, avenging last season's upset that spoiled Catholic U's perfect record. The victory confirms Catholic U's strong form as they overwhelmed the visiting DePaul squad.
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Wildcats Triumph 14-13 Over Buckeyes in Close Game
Northwestern edged Ohio State 14 to 13 as Toth kicked the decisive extra point after a tense fourth quarter. Ohio led 13-7 on a Dye Cumiskey touchdown but Northwestern answered with a late march, outgaining the Buckeyes 279 to 212 and securing their first win over Ohio State in five years.
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City Y League Cage Team Managers Meeting Tuesday
All basketball team managers in the City Y league are urged to attend the YMCA meeting Tuesday at 7 15 p m. Entries limited this season with play starting November 30 and possible two divisions. Paid members get a free week of gym practice. contact the YMCA director if unable to attend.
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Iowa State Defeats Cornell 38 0 in College Football
Iowa State dominates Cornell 38 to 0 with key scores by Hanna Neal Dishinger Reupke and Stoecker. Cyclones press defense, blocking punts and using a strong aerial attack to build a decisive victory.
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Boston University Tops Washington U. 6–0 in Rainy Fenway Game
Terriers from Boston University upset Washington University 6 to 0 before about 3,500 in Fenway Park. Sol Nechten and Ray Thompson combined for the early score with Earle Crompton finishing the drive. Conversion attempt by Nechten missed.
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